Green power deal could see UK wind power and South Korea's nuclear reactors prise Putin's grip free from 'weaponised' global energy
Mr Lee, the Korean trade and energy minister, said co-operation would play to both countries’ strengths. “Korea has competitiveness in design, construction and equipment manufacturing of nuclear power plants while the UK has strengths in the decommissioning of nuclear plants and nuclear fuels,” he said. “The two countries can co-operate in a mutually beneficial way.”
State-run utility Korea Electric Power Corporation, which operates nuclear power stations, has previously considered a stake in. However, that plan did not go ahead. The site remains under consideration as a possible location for other forms of low-carbon power generation. The move follows the establishment of Great British Nuclear, the body tasked with leading the delivery of a programme of new nuclear projects.
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